Tina

💡 : When using "Vibe Coding" or AI assistance with Tina, treat every output as a draft—if it's close, refine it; if it's off, regenerate with more detail. If you tell me what your blog is about, I can help you: Draft a custom schema for your specific post types.

: In TinaCMS, new posts are typically created as drafts by default , meaning they won't appear on your live production site until they are explicitly marked as published.

To manage and draft blog posts using , a Git-based headless CMS, you can utilize the following features and configurations: Creating and Managing Drafts 💡 : When using "Vibe Coding" or AI

: You can add a manual toggle to your editing sidebar. This involves defining a "draft" field in your collection schema as a boolean type. Schema Example : javascript

: To ensure drafts don't show up for readers, you must update your website's queries to filter out documents where the draft field is set to true . Workflow & Editing To manage and draft blog posts using ,

{ name: 'draft', label: 'Draft', type: 'boolean', required: true, description: 'If this is checked, the post will not be published' } Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard

: Use the + button in the top right of the Tina sidebar to create new posts. Workflow & Editing { name: 'draft', label: 'Draft',

: You can write and refine your draft using the in-page editor by clicking the edit button on the top left of the post, or use the sidebar for metadata like dates and descriptions.